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12. But a knot on the spine could potentially cause problems if the pet rolled over for example

Sat Jul 4, 2026, 04:58 AM

16 hrs ago

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Would this help with an anxious cat whose vet visits wnylib 22 hrs ago #1

It could very well help your kitty SheltieLover 22 hrs ago #2

My puppers got calming treats tonight Luciferous 22 hrs ago #3

Yw! I hope it helps them SheltieLover 22 hrs ago #4

great idea with the ace bandage. orleans 21 hrs ago #5

This message was self-deleted by its author SheltieLover 21 hrs ago #7

This message was self-deleted by its author SheltieLover 21 hrs ago #8

meant to ask: why tie away from spine? nt orleans 21 hrs ago #6

Maybe to keep pressure off spine? SheltieLover 21 hrs ago #10

yeah, i don't know orleans 18 hrs ago #11

Thx. You too! SheltieLover 4 hrs ago #14